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Newspaper
Sikeston Herald
Location
Sikeston, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1944
Page
8
Local column lists visiting relatives across Charleston Charter Oak Vanduser and Sikeston area families. Mentions work travel and attendance at hospitals and schools. Highlights include visits by Poe family Ardeola Canton and Cape Girardeau links with Daughters and sons in law and medical convalescence.
Mrs Louise Dirnberger visits in St Louis this week. Mr and Mrs Woodrow Shelton of Rockview visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs Homer Carter host Morley relatives. Alma Frost of Chaffee weekends with Margaret Greene. Holmes of St Louis visit Zeno LeGrand. Alfultis family in St Louis. Halford family from Fort Leonard Wood visit here. Raymond Blattle visits Benton with his wife. Shoat family and Ross Shingles transact business in Cape Girardeau. Tom Thomas and daughter from Chaffee visit Oscar Kittle and Cedrick Epperson. Lumm Muller and daughter from Cairo visit Miller family. Jill Watkins of Cape Girardeau State Teachers College visits parents. W H Skillings and Nancy visit F B Skillings in Waynesville. Dorothy Sturgeon of Diehlstadt spends weekend with Sturgeon parents. DeWint Zarkor visiting Chicago with William Murphy family. Camille OConnor of Sikeston linked. Patterson guests Fay Barney of Memphis and daughter Mrs Bruce Ivy of Osceola. McGinnis family visit in North Carolina. Andy Kappler Jr and wife welcome a son born Sept 13 at St Francis Cape Girardeau. Kern Dannenmueller family and Henry Jansen visit Albert and Henry Dannenmueller. Nick LeGrand of Cape Girardeau and Kermutt LeGrand of Infant spend Friday with Zeno LeGrand. Thomas Harris from Johnson City was a visitor to Jet Riley and husband.
Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Oran for Mrs. James Stone who died in a Cape Girardeau hospital after a long illness. She was 38 and survived by her husband five children two stepsons and several relatives. Burial was in Friend cemetery with War Dads pallbearers.
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